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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
2
A Long Island steeplejack fell from a 150 foot chimney and fractured his hip after a car strike. An army aviator parachuted from a plane and landed on a moving truck but was knocked off, breaking a leg. Farther, Union Pacific dusts rails at Nebraska crossings to speed trains, sparing towns from dust but raising safety notes.
The passage argues that sentimentalists and reformers seek to spare bandits, but law must be swift and unerring. It condemns the new bandit code for denying even a chance to the accused to surrender peacefully, and for denying the poor a fair outcome.
Clarence Darrow says the Dayton judge takes himself too seriously and notes many in the country believe the old world could go on without him. The remark implies a broader critique of judicial pomp and public reaction to legal figures.
A wry remark notes the channel voyage by a woman may proceed by will, suggesting it might be best to let the ladies cross first and end the dispute before it begins.
Wisconsin will hold a senate election on September 29 while the nation should prepare for potential worst-case scenarios as political tensions rise nationwide. The message signals heightened vigilance ahead of the vote and broader national implications.
A remark suggests a soft coal strike might burden the nation more than a hard coal strike. The comment contrasts potential economic disruption and fuel supply impacts. No additional context provided.
A concise observation notes that Florida’s shoreline and beaches display a distinctive sand appearance visible even from afar, underscoring the state’s renowned coastal landscape and natural scenery.
Methodist ministers from most every M E church in Greene county gather at City park today for a county reunion and picnic with attendance from numerous churches.
The B Y P U society will hold an important meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock in Welch's chapel. Additional plans will be made for the society contest.
Members of the Clarion club hosted their annual fish fry at Newberry beach with hosts husbands and families attending. Fifty pounds of catfish were cooked over coals along with German fried potatoes coffee and a full spread. After dinner horseshoe games pitted Asa Williams and Harley Ham against Clarion men who won decisively. Several out of town guests from Indianapolis and Cleveland attended the enjoyable outing.
A conservative Japanese wedding features the bride and groom seated at small white tables to take the sacred pledge by sipping sake from three wine cups in the san san kudo rite, symbolizing ancestors. The text also notes room rental near a high school with a 90 T St NW address.
Mrs F F Sheehan, Boston election commissioner and first woman in the country to hold that office, feared death from three armed men prowling around her home and requested police protection.
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